Car Loans in Arizona

Rejoice! You Can Apply For a Car Loan in Arizona!

Car loans in Arizona can be a great experience, if you’re dealing with the right people. Getting all the way from Phoenix to Flagstaff is easier with a car or truck and, if you’ve got bad credit,* it can feel like being up Salt River without a paddle. But having credit problems may not stop you from getting the transportation you need. RoadLoans has customers with almost every kind of credit background, so you can apply for a car loan in Arizona now. At RoadLoans, you can apply in minutes, receive an immediate answer and, if approved, be car shopping the same day.

The RoadLoans experience doesn’t stop at financing. We will give you information on local, approved dealers with cars that are right for you. We are able to work with dealers to show you select vehicles that meet our standards for age, mileage and financing, so that everyone wins in the deal.

If you want to refinance your current car loan in Arizona, explore the options. If approved with RoadLoans, you may be able to lower your interest rate, your monthly payment or get cash back.† Learn more here. That’s just the kind of deal we like to offer.

All Credit Types Can Apply

Interest rates go up and down over time, and they may also vary from place to place within a single state. Shopping around for car loans with different lenders could give you an idea of the rates and terms that may be available to you, in your part of Arizona.

RoadLoans is able to offer approved applicants competitive car loan rates for their individual situations, and even provides them with a free copy of their credit report upon request. In addition, prepayment fees are a thing of the past at RoadLoans, so our customers can pay as fast as they want.

When the time comes to think about car loans in Arizona, go with a winner. Even if you have bad credit, you can apply at RoadLoans.com, where auto finance is made easy.

* “Bad” or “poor” credit generally is considered a FICO score around 600 and below by sources including the Consumer Federation of America and National Credit Reporting Association (reported by the Associated Press), Bankrate.com, Credit.com, Investopedia, NerdWallet.com and others. The Congressional Budget Office identifies a FICO score of 620 as the “cutoff” for prime loans. FICO scores are not the sole factor in lending decisions by RoadLoans.com and Santander Consumer USA.